News
A flap has arisen in Aquinnah over the illegal shooting of a large
number of cormorants earlier this month on tribal land. The killings
took place...
Legislative Budget Proposals Salvage Many Island Programs
By MANDY LOCKE
There's potentially good news coming out of Beacon Hill this
week for...
Capping off the Vineyard season of annual town meetings and
elections, voters in Aquinnah this week delivered an upset victory in
their selectmen's...
In Oak Bluffs, ‘a Lot of Work' Lies Ahead as Town Tries
to Heal Rifts from Election
Stay in Commission, Says Record Vote
By JULIA WELLS Gazette...
Martha's Vineyard Commission Defers, Yet Again, Its Decision
on Elder Housing
By JULIA WELLS
In an effort to iron out a series of confusing...
Fast Ferry Plan Gets Approval
Would Link the Vineyard With New Bedford Next Summer; Meanwhile,
Schamonchi Has Woes this Year
By JULIA WELLS...
In Annual Rental Shuffle, Some Exit
By MANDY LOCKE
The Island's great annual migration is underway as Vineyarders
hit the road in trucks loaded...
Oak Bluffs Turns to Healing Rifts from Election
Fault Lines Can Still Be Seen
By CHRIS BURRELL
The phones have stopped ringing, and the yard...
County Report Cites ‘Offensive' Behavior, but Sees No
Illegality
By JONATHAN BURKE
Though he found instances of improper treatment by Dukes...
On Monday morning the ferry Martha's Vineyard will arrive at
the Oak Bluffs Steamship Authority terminal. The landing will be without
fanfare,...
Minnesingers Bring Broadway to Island
By NIS KILDEGAARD
It's been a common shorthand for years to describe the
Minnesingers, the elite...
Aquinnah voters have much to talk about before their annual town
meeting on Tuesday, May 13. There is a race for selectman between the
incumbent Karl...